This author wrote of "an inchling" who "bristles in these pines" and "fears
This author wrote of "an inchling" who "bristles in these pines" and "fears not portly Azcan or his
 hoos" in his poem about Chieftain Iffucan. Another poem opens by claiming the "houses are haunted by
 white night-gowns." This author of "Bantams in Pine-woods" and "Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock"
 wrote a poem about a being who "sang beyond the genius of the sea." Another poem describes a man who
 "rode over Connecticut in a glass coach" and opens by describing "twenty snowy mountains." His most
 anthologized poem notes "Let be be finale of seem" and calls for "the roller of big cigars." For 10 points,
 name this American poet of "The Idea of Order at Key West," "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird,"
 and "The Emperor of Ice Cream."
This author wrote of "an inchling" who "bristles in these pines" and "fears not portly Azcan or his
 hoos" in his poem about Chieftain Iffucan.
Wallace {Stevens}